Lars Schimmer wrote:
Sorry if I ask a bit further, is this still true with more users?
EG setting up one install in AFS filespace and office 2003 works for all
(10-2000) customers out of AFS space without an extra need of install
local at each PC?
this would be a good time for a slightly off-to
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Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> Lars Schimmer wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Has anyone started a list (in a wiki or for only his own usage) of
>> software for windows (workstations) which runs out of OpenAFS filespace?
>> E.G. mplayer o
> >
> >Hi!
> >
> >Has anyone started a list (in a wiki or for only his own usage) of
> >software for windows (workstations) which runs out of OpenAFS filespace?
> >E.G. mplayer or media player classic should do without any problems.
> >But are there more?
Well, you can add to the list a product ca
Lars Schimmer wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Has anyone started a list (in a wiki or for only his own usage) of
> software for windows (workstations) which runs out of OpenAFS filespace?
> E.G. mplayer or media player classic should do without any problems.
> But are there more?
>
> MfG,
> Lars Schimmer
Micro
From what I hear from our windows guys, most apps don't. I'd guestimate
at 95%.
Some of those apps might work with customized wrapper scripts, but for
the most part not.
Add to that that most apps don't deal well when run as a normal
(non-admin) user.
In general, the apps that tend to be b
Christopher D. Clausen wrote:
> I attempted to put about 1500 utilities into AFS and add that to my
> PATH. This was painfully slow. However, there have been some
> improvements since then, so maybe its better now. Not sure if the
> number of files was the issue or what, but it was so slow th
Lars Schimmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Incoherent ramblings aside, take it from someone who has worked in
>> the trenches. DON'T do it. You are setting yourself up for more
>> pain than gain by trying to screw an application into running from a
>> network (on Windows). With 'nix environment
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Rodney M Dyer wrote:
> Incoherent ramblings aside, take it from someone who has worked in the
> trenches. DON'T do it. You are setting yourself up for more pain than
> gain by trying to screw an application into running from a network (on
> Windo
At 07:27 AM 2/17/2007, Lars Schimmer wrote:
Has anyone started a list (in a wiki or for only his own usage) of
software for windows (workstations) which runs out of OpenAFS filespace?
Throughout our history here at the University of North Carolina at
Charlotte, the College of Engineering's Mos
It would be less effort to list what DOES NOT run on afs.
tedc
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Hi!
Has anyone started a list (in a wiki or for only his own usage) of
software for windows (workstations) which runs out of OpenAFS filespace?
E.G. mplayer or media player classic should do without any problems.
But are there more?
MfG,
Lars Schimme
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